This outdoor naturalization ceremony for new citizens on Monticello’s West Lawn is one of America’s most inspiring July 4 events. The 2010 ceremony featured the remarks of actress and comedienne Tracey Ulman.
This outdoor naturalization ceremony for new citizens on Monticello’s West Lawn is one of America’s most inspiring July 4 events. This year's ceremony featured the remarks of President George W. Bush.
It was as important then as today. What to wear? But what if you're a first-time diplomat from a new and unproven nation? And you're sitting for a portrait that may become your image abroad and back home? This is what Jefferson faced in 1786 when, while serving as the United States's Minister to...
On June 21, 2005, David Holmes, Professor of Religion at The College of William and Mary, listed out key points of Jefferson's religious beliefs and practices and offered an answer to the oft-asked question of whether the Author of the Declaration of American Independence might have been a...
Colin Powell welcomes America's newest citizens at Monticello on July 4, 1997. Learn more about the annual Independence Day and Naturalization Ceremony at Monticello .
